S Mayo actually, it can often mean they’re communicating, sometimes listening to eachothers breath, or teeth grinding etc.. if the horse does something disrespectful e.i, smack their lips or huff the horse who started the interaction will react.
For one they are PLAYING im not sure if these are " stallions " but either way he wasn't even protecting his mares he was playing like literally our geldings play rougher than that in all fairness it did look like he was trying to keep them away
So my good fellow Ronald here began a quite informative conversation , and you just blanked him? I'm guessing you didn't want to talk at all, and you just wrote that phrase because everyone else without a brain does.
@@DanceySteveYNWA Unfortunately youtube does not send notifications to me when people comment under comments. I have a rather busy life so checking comments I’ve already wrote is not a main priority to me. I appreciate what Ronald said, I’ve liked it and found it indeed very interesting. You on the other hand, are a rather pitiful person. Why would I not want to talk about it? There is nothing wrong with what I said and I found learning about these horses indeed rather interesting. I for one am not a horse owner myself so I suppose that means I’m not aloud to comment on lovely pelted animals? I do have a brain love, and I have enough of one to be slightly amused at the overly hostile manner you commented in. Cheers though mate, I’ll make sure to check back. Edit: I should also add that the comment was 2 months ago.
The stallion asserted himself with minimal violence, and likewise the bachelors didn't take advantage of any sneak attack, etc. They probably all know each other well and some may be related, so it's just a matter of the hierarchy being maintained, with just pro-forma challenges.
@Red X thats not what I meant. Obviously they do go look for a mate but they don't really care, they're just tryna breed which Isn't a problem. Besides why does it matter, it's wild horses, they're gonna do what they do. Ive been riding for 11 years ik what im talking about
A lot of them probably have paint or pinto heritage but it’s common for most horse breeds. Having white foot marking can be a bad thing for horses and dogs because if the pad or hoof is also white it will not be as tough as dark feet and will never be as tough. Horses with white hooves have a higher chance of going lame and maybe even dying.
Honestly owning a previously wild horse even nowadays he still shows this stallions protective behaviour. We recently introduced my yearling into the herd. I have 3 new forest ponies and my new yearling Angus was being introduced to the 6 horses we have out in our field. Immediately Flye my eldest newforest who was out for 2 years on the wild as a stallion started defending my other yearling when Angus got to close. That just show how strong their urge and instincts to protect their herd mates are even after they come away from the wild.
Well, you can't expect an animal to change their species specific behaviour and thinking pattern just because one day a strange two legged being put them in a comfy enclosure with food lol
@@Badtz2 we never did expect him to change. I just find it extremely interesting how he is now 20 and came of the forest at 2 and 18 years later he still manages to get around as if he were a yearling!
I live in Australia now, but I remember being bitten by a New Forest pony when I was about 8 years old (about 1964). I ran up to a foal to pat it, and its mother bit me on the shoulder. Serves me right. However, on reflection, I think the mare was kind to me, it was a sharp nip, but could have been a lot worse. Taught me to respect horses.
@@Jane_under_a_tree_with_a_book They are amazing like that. My boy has a new trick, whenever he gets impatient wether I’m holding him while doing a padlock or waiting for someone he ever so gently lifts his foot and taps my back, at first I thought he was trying to strike out at me but it didn’t take long to realise it wasn’t malicious at all and more like him gently tapping me asking me to hurry up!
After seeing a breeding gone wrong where a mare kicked a stallion hard enough in the head to kill him, it truly makes you realize exactly how dangerous this situation is for the bachelors
Okay I just want to clear something up about this. 1: The stallion died because of the people that there were there, they had her head turned a specific way and the mare was just trying to say no to the stallion, but because they had her head pulled into a specific spot, she ended up kicking blindly and it ended up killing the stallion as a result. (this would not have happened if they were loose together.) 2: She had a foal in the background, l'm tired of people over breeding horses it's insane.
That disaster was the result of ignorant humans unable to read horsees trying to interfere with ropes and excessive control over a situation they didn't understand that would have been simple and non dramatic had the horses been left alone
love how when you see the herd at the beginning, you can clearly see the alpha mare at the front, with the beta (who looks pregnant) following behind her with the foals, and the stallion at the back. horses have such defined social structures it's fascinating
The Dark Overlord Oh okay. I was confused on wether it was a blaze or a badger face. Now that I'm looking at the stallion again I can tell it's a blaze XD
Ronnie Bishop it is sometimes hard to see based on distance and camera angle but those are stallions. Mares don’t rear up like those horses were doing. They strike out with their hind legs. Those horses are also very muscular which makes me think stallions. The title of this video is also “Mustang Stallion defends his mares and foals from bachelors.”
Been a horse lover since I was a young girl. So majestic, elegant and very loving and loyal creatures. I'd rather spend my day with horses than most humans.
Well... the video title didn’t say anything about fighting it just says defending so it could’ve been anything and also there were like a couple of small scuffles during the video
These are truly beautiful animals. Majestic. (And they carry themselves as if they know they're royalty) I see why God the Father loves them so much. Great video!
this are beautiful horses and everything but honestly have you ever thought about how weird animals look like we're used to them so they dont seem strange but imagine an alien comes to this planet and is just like "long faced things with round bodies but thin legs? with hard feet?? and they scream???"
The lead mare is usually one of the older more experienced dominant mares they lead and make most of the decisions. In fact if you watch the stallion is throwing a hissy fit over the bachelors not the mares because horse bands don't work as a harem with one stallion ruling over the mares. When they want to move on the most dominant female will move everyone follows and if the stallion isn't paying attention they will leave him. Mares aren't meek little mindless breeding machines that they are made out to be they very much will chase stallions off, leave stallions behind and can injure stallions who push top far. Also if horses bond very closely with one other individual and will spend most of their time with that individual
@@billie3811 Oh absolutely, they have quite complex hierarchies but modern research has proven that there is no such thing as a lead mare or linear hierarchies in horse herds. While most horses on a herd are subordinate to the "lead" stallion that does not mean either the stallion makes all the decisions, is actually very complex and any horse can cue the herd to move and partake in such decisions. Hierarchy mostly seems to affect resource priority when it is limited otherwise not.
Whats amazing is this isnt even close to how hard they can fight. This is really just him asserting his dominance. When they go full force, its beautifully terrifying.
This is how these beautiful animals should be wild and free. Not rounded up and held in holding facilities. They deserve their freedom. They are poetry in motion. Stunning 😍 😍
They do it to cut down on weight when they're nervous in case they have to run. So of you're near a horse and it looks at you and poops, that means you're making it nervous and it's getting ready to run away from you
Lmao I was watching this and my cat came running out at the end like WTF 🤣 I do love watching the intricacies of these relationships, it's utterly fascinating
lol when the stallions link up their heads like that, i just know they're probably like "You get close to them mares, I'll show you who's boss." "Yeah, whatever you say, partner."
This looks like a more intense version of when my crabby old mare is in a bad mood and walks up to my other horse with her ears back. She at least only bites and kicks and doesn’t rear up to fight like that.
That black bachelor stallion is going to be a force to contend with later in his life if he lives that long. He doesn't just charge in without really watching the situation, he studies for a minute, decides, and acts. The older stallion does the same thing but with a great deal more finesse and subtlety and a bit of brute power, which is why he's a lead stallion and not a bachelor. The gray bachelor stallion with the black mane and tale will likely never be much more than a wingman (yes, stallions have lieutenant stallions to help them keep their harem and yes, that's the official term for it...a wingman). He capitulated right away and didn't pursue any challenges thereafter. Horse behavior and social interplay can be enlightening. :) I know I love watching my two horses "talk" that way. Usually, being frenemies, they're bickering with each other but at least they're talking?
@@TheRealFranzKafka I know that. I have horses and yes, the mares are the real bosses but the stallions are the protectors and ultimate leaders of where the herd is going to go and who will be in it and who won't. The black stallion here is going to be a major contender for being a herd stallion when he gets older.
@@LauraS1 No, The stallions are NOT the protectors of the herd... They only defend their right to mate with the mares. Thats LITERALLY their only job; To mate and defend their right to do so.
the father stallion:STAY AWAY FROM MY FAMILY YOU BASTARD!!!!!!!! the bachelor:BRING IT OLD MAN!!!!!!! mare#1:should we help? Leading mare:and miss my husband showing his muscles. Mare#1:(looks at him fighting and wining)good point. Mare#2:um.....do I wanna know? Elder Bull bison:no,no you don't (walks away).
u know what?,,,,,, i was born into a generation of my mother n father new best.............wow, they were so absolutely delirious of what the world truly is,,,,,,,,,,,,my father n mother didnt know that other animals understand u or their owners ......they understand language ......just like when i go over into another country...........i learn their language,,,,,,its the same thing.............i learned this this insight from a horse i raised
Facinating to see how they try to make their point and yet tries not to go full out for truly leathal damage. More then once he could have put a hoof at a bad spot yet does not.
They look like theyre whispering to each other
"Ay bro just leave and we're cool, got it?"
"We're cool right,We're cool Backk off"
This is pretty late but that is essentially what it is... its the final warning before an actual fight breaks out and can be resolved peacefully
"Okay look Im gonna kick at you, not fr though, but pretend to be hurt I gotta look good in front of the ladies alright"
@@Nylahtimone,😂😂😂
When the stallions put their heads close together, I know it means there’s about to be a scuffle, but it seriously looks like they’re hugging.
S Mayo actually, it can often mean they’re communicating, sometimes listening to eachothers breath, or teeth grinding etc.. if the horse does something disrespectful e.i, smack their lips or huff the horse who started the interaction will react.
I see it as a conversation
Maybe there saying make it look good for those observing?
For one they are PLAYING im not sure if these are " stallions " but either way he wasn't even protecting his mares he was playing like literally our geldings play rougher than that in all fairness it did look like he was trying to keep them away
Ikr
Can we talk about how stunning these horses all are especially the stallions
@Ronald Hess 😐
So my good fellow Ronald here began a quite informative conversation , and you just blanked him? I'm guessing you didn't want to talk at all, and you just wrote that phrase because everyone else without a brain does.
What the hell does your comment even mean can we talk about it
@@DanceySteveYNWA Unfortunately youtube does not send notifications to me when people comment under comments. I have a rather busy life so checking comments I’ve already wrote is not a main priority to me. I appreciate what Ronald said, I’ve liked it and found it indeed very interesting. You on the other hand, are a rather pitiful person. Why would I not want to talk about it? There is nothing wrong with what I said and I found learning about these horses indeed rather interesting. I for one am not a horse owner myself so I suppose that means I’m not aloud to comment on lovely pelted animals? I do have a brain love, and I have enough of one to be slightly amused at the overly hostile manner you commented in. Cheers though mate, I’ll make sure to check back.
Edit: I should also add that the comment was 2 months ago.
@@robynkelly426 dang- lmao
The stallion asserted himself with minimal violence, and likewise the bachelors didn't take advantage of any sneak attack, etc. They probably all know each other well and some may be related, so it's just a matter of the hierarchy being maintained, with just pro-forma challenges.
Yeah I thought so too. If an unknown stallion came to pick a fight it would be much more violent.
Yea, you can see clearly that the stallion is holding back when kicking. They may even be his offspring.
@Red X a decent amount of wild herds are inbred.
@Red X no it's not. They're animals they don't know any better.
@Red X thats not what I meant. Obviously they do go look for a mate but they don't really care, they're just tryna breed which Isn't a problem. Besides why does it matter, it's wild horses, they're gonna do what they do. Ive been riding for 11 years ik what im talking about
“bro i dont wanna kick you bro”
“but the chicks are so hot!”
“alright thats enough of that bro”
lmao yes🤣🤣🤣🤣
I just love that almost all of them have socks, stockings, or really any sort of leg marking on their hind legs.
It is really cool.
The reason why is because they all are probably related in some way, in case you didn't know.
@@ZzStarryzZ yea usually they all are related but still just cool to see a bunch of white lil feet walking around :P
@@imachaotictree6767
Agreed.
A lot of them probably have paint or pinto heritage but it’s common for most horse breeds. Having white foot marking can be a bad thing for horses and dogs because if the pad or hoof is also white it will not be as tough as dark feet and will never be as tough. Horses with white hooves have a higher chance of going lame and maybe even dying.
Why is that ? Lack of melanin ?
I like how he prances all high class around like he's the shit 😂
Its natural
Np hes totting not prancing
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He is the shit u bastard
Honestly owning a previously wild horse even nowadays he still shows this stallions protective behaviour. We recently introduced my yearling into the herd. I have 3 new forest ponies and my new yearling Angus was being introduced to the 6 horses we have out in our field. Immediately Flye my eldest newforest who was out for 2 years on the wild as a stallion started defending my other yearling when Angus got to close. That just show how strong their urge and instincts to protect their herd mates are even after they come away from the wild.
Well, you can't expect an animal to change their species specific behaviour and thinking pattern just because one day a strange two legged being put them in a comfy enclosure with food lol
@@Badtz2 we never did expect him to change. I just find it extremely interesting how he is now 20 and came of the forest at 2 and 18 years later he still manages to get around as if he were a yearling!
@@Badtz2 such a condescending comment and unecessary tone. Get some manners lad.
I live in Australia now, but I remember being bitten by a New Forest pony when I was about 8 years old (about 1964). I ran up to a foal to pat it, and its mother bit me on the shoulder. Serves me right. However, on reflection, I think the mare was kind to me, it was a sharp nip, but could have been a lot worse. Taught me to respect horses.
@@Jane_under_a_tree_with_a_book They are amazing like that. My boy has a new trick, whenever he gets impatient wether I’m holding him while doing a padlock or waiting for someone he ever so gently lifts his foot and taps my back, at first I thought he was trying to strike out at me but it didn’t take long to realise it wasn’t malicious at all and more like him gently tapping me asking me to hurry up!
After seeing a breeding gone wrong where a mare kicked a stallion hard enough in the head to kill him, it truly makes you realize exactly how dangerous this situation is for the bachelors
Whats the video called??
Oh my goodness!! It's say that's a breeding gone completely haywire!!
Okay I just want to clear something up about this.
1: The stallion died because of the people that there were there, they had her head turned a specific way and the mare was just trying to say no to the stallion, but because they had her head pulled into a specific spot, she ended up kicking blindly and it ended up killing the stallion as a result. (this would not have happened if they were loose together.)
2: She had a foal in the background, l'm tired of people over breeding horses it's insane.
That disaster was the result of ignorant humans unable to read horsees trying to interfere with ropes and excessive control over a situation they didn't understand that would have been simple and non dramatic had the horses been left alone
Yeah in that situation the horses had no control, I'm sure they better control here and no need to panic either as they're not stuck in a tiny space.
The bachelor dapple grey and lead stallion are so stunning ❤️ Gorgeous video
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1:25, I love how you can see he's saying "You're not listening! So I'm gonna make you listen!"
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@Bl00D No it's fine, I didn't see it that way lol
love how when you see the herd at the beginning, you can clearly see the alpha mare at the front, with the beta (who looks pregnant) following behind her with the foals, and the stallion at the back. horses have such defined social structures it's fascinating
Alpha mare?
Lead Mare
It’s called a lead mare, not alpha mare
Yeah, I noticed it immediately
You know exactly who's the lead mare and stallion from the start
Horse hierarchies are not the same as wolf hierarchies. There’s the band leader, lead mare and everyone else is equal.
We only have one stallion and he's a mini. He LOVES my draft cross mare. I'm like...."Uh, buddy, that's going to be a bit tough...logistically." LOL.
lol make him a ramp.
Off topic but that stallion is so beautiful the white on his face is so pretty that is the type of marking I what on my horse
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Yeah, badger face markings are so pretty! At least I think that's a badger face marking. If it's not then I'm sorry XD
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Oh okay. I was confused on wether it was a blaze or a badger face. Now that I'm looking at the stallion again I can tell it's a blaze XD
@@L1r1an I don’t think there is such thing as a badger face I might be wrong tho
... Thats a good stallion protectin his children
No that’s a mare
Sorry lol well a good mare
@Ronnie Bishop no it was a stallion
Anne Gulbransen I cant see anything down there, lol can you? lol 😝
Ronnie Bishop it is sometimes hard to see based on distance and camera angle but those are stallions. Mares don’t rear up like those horses were doing. They strike out with their hind legs. Those horses are also very muscular which makes me think stallions. The title of this video is also “Mustang Stallion defends his mares and foals from bachelors.”
Been a horse lover since I was a young girl. So majestic, elegant and very loving and loyal creatures. I'd rather spend my day with horses than most humans.
This wasn’t anything serious... lots of noise and posturing. No fighting today
There was a bit of a scuffle at 1:29 but nothing too intense
Same for 2:00 actually
Are you sure about 2:00 & 1:29 -
Well... the video title didn’t say anything about fighting it just says defending so it could’ve been anything and also there were like a couple of small scuffles during the video
These are truly beautiful animals. Majestic. (And they carry themselves as if they know they're royalty) I see why God the Father loves them so much. Great video!
Indeed, praise Vishnu
I really like how they get close together and seem like they're having a conversation. Way more civil than people honestly.
2:04 "You need to walk in a different direction, buddy"
this are beautiful horses and everything but honestly have you ever thought about how weird animals look
like we're used to them so they dont seem strange but imagine an alien comes to this planet and is just like "long faced things with round bodies but thin legs? with hard feet?? and they scream???"
I still don't see it but I get what you mean.
Now think of an elephant or a giraffe 😀.
@@geronimoG wolverines...
Humans would also be so weird. Furless biped creatures with huge frail heads and no muzzle.
1:07 it looked so cute when they put their heads together even though it means there is going to be issues. Stunning horses 🐎
The lead mare is usually one of the older more experienced dominant mares they lead and make most of the decisions. In fact if you watch the stallion is throwing a hissy fit over the bachelors not the mares because horse bands don't work as a harem with one stallion ruling over the mares. When they want to move on the most dominant female will move everyone follows and if the stallion isn't paying attention they will leave him. Mares aren't meek little mindless breeding machines that they are made out to be they very much will chase stallions off, leave stallions behind and can injure stallions who push top far. Also if horses bond very closely with one other individual and will spend most of their time with that individual
There is no such thing as a lead mare, that's a myth
@teresashinkansen9402 There is horses have hierarchies
@@billie3811 Oh absolutely, they have quite complex hierarchies but modern research has proven that there is no such thing as a lead mare or linear hierarchies in horse herds. While most horses on a herd are subordinate to the "lead" stallion that does not mean either the stallion makes all the decisions, is actually very complex and any horse can cue the herd to move and partake in such decisions. Hierarchy mostly seems to affect resource priority when it is limited otherwise not.
Whats amazing is this isnt even close to how hard they can fight. This is really just him asserting his dominance. When they go full force, its beautifully terrifying.
That was so nice and gentle they must all know each other
Horses are the most majestic, beautiful beings animals on earth 💚💙🤍🖤🤎🙅💓
Wow! I’ve never seen a stallion protect his foals so props to him.
bro at the end the stallion really leaned in close and was like “try me bitch . . . “ and then got ready to kick the shit outta him
Am i the only one who is in love with the dark brown stallion with the white face? Thats the defination of beauty
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Such beautiful animals.
Hello Maureen how’s the weather over there
This is how these beautiful animals should be wild and free. Not rounded up and held in holding facilities. They deserve their freedom. They are poetry in motion. Stunning 😍 😍
The horse with the bald face is gorgeous
Wow, th1t stallion is beautiful !
Even when they fight, it still is beautiful to see mustang in the wild 😊😊
lol that stallion just stood there like the kicks don't even hurt. hes like yea I've been kicked before but in still gonna breed your mares lol
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Two long lost brothers reunite and fight over dominance 😱👈🏼😂😂😂
Ok I just have to mention how stunning the grey was
The dapple is so beautiful
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0:03 not even 5 seconds in and the brown horse closest to the camera is taking a shit.
LiquidX SolidX XD I just realized that
BT 900 LMAO😂
They do it to cut down on weight when they're nervous in case they have to run. So of you're near a horse and it looks at you and poops, that means you're making it nervous and it's getting ready to run away from you
They are so beautiful.
Fascinating observation of herd behavior! Thank you for sharing.
looks like the black one really does.have a bad back end cause he also seems to have trouble rearing. Hes either old or was kicked bad a while ago.
The muscle looks somewhat deteriorated, too. Especially on the right side. And I think I spot some scarring. He definitely got into some trouble.
@@everlasting9292 Can't see any muscle atrophy that might indicate that.
Lmao I was watching this and my cat came running out at the end like WTF 🤣
I do love watching the intricacies of these relationships, it's utterly fascinating
The way the stallion bucked at the dappled stallion was legendary, he just flicked his mane and trotted off.😂
Their squeals should probably be terrifying but I find them adorable. Like yes, keep squeaking at me, so macho
Gotta admit that dapple grey is stunning
This horses are beautiful !
They are soo cuute 😍 💕 💖
They looked so lovey dovey for a minute. 🥰 Then WHAM! 👊
lol when the stallions link up their heads like that, i just know they're probably like "You get close to them mares, I'll show you who's boss." "Yeah, whatever you say, partner."
The stallion to the bachelor's was like. Option A you make your move and you get your ass kicked. Option b walk away and live to flirt another day.
Its so nice to see wild horses and not everything all hought snd stuff❤❤
Those horses are stunning
Bro really walked up like "so whats that shi you was on playbo- GET tf off my terf! Go. Go on nie!!"
Wild mustangs are so beautiful 🐎🐎😍😊
Leader: ATTACK
Bachelor: hey!!
Mares and foal: go dude go!! Do it like a boss
All the other horses are like "You aight?"
Every time he turned to kick the other horses I kept thinking: "the only azz you gonna get around here is this one..."
That stallion is very handsome.
I love how he's not in her face the whole time, he's giving her space
This is like every father to his Wife and single child
Hello Shea how’s the weather over there
-Oh, hey ladies… how you doing?
- - - “Just keep walking, don’t even look at them…”
---- “I know you weren’t just tryin’ to talk to my ladies fool!”
That dapple bachelor is a beautiful horse.
That horse is a savage.
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Magnifique chevaux il y en aurait en France comme cela se serait merveilleux ❤❤❤❤❤
Wild horses are just gorgeous we should keep them in the wild where no one can catch they are so amazing
This looks like a more intense version of when my crabby old mare is in a bad mood and walks up to my other horse with her ears back. She at least only bites and kicks and doesn’t rear up to fight like that.
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he said "why the fawk you still following boy? didn't I just tell you?"
Okay, it is really funny how the horses just are pooping 😂
My god those horses are beautiful
So,beautiful so sweet great video I love, them,all 😎😁😄😉🙄😎😁🖤🖤💜💜💘💙
😘🙏👍
“Bro, we. Cool , bro? I’m tryna get me some a dat”
“Nope”
“Awww.. , bro…”
Beautiful creatures, I love watching their behavior in the wild .l have a horse ,but it's fascinating seeing them like this .
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They make that sound FR!😂
Oh man that blue roan!!!
That black bachelor stallion is going to be a force to contend with later in his life if he lives that long. He doesn't just charge in without really watching the situation, he studies for a minute, decides, and acts. The older stallion does the same thing but with a great deal more finesse and subtlety and a bit of brute power, which is why he's a lead stallion and not a bachelor. The gray bachelor stallion with the black mane and tale will likely never be much more than a wingman (yes, stallions have lieutenant stallions to help them keep their harem and yes, that's the official term for it...a wingman). He capitulated right away and didn't pursue any challenges thereafter. Horse behavior and social interplay can be enlightening. :) I know I love watching my two horses "talk" that way. Usually, being frenemies, they're bickering with each other but at least they're talking?
Stallions dont lead, the mares do.
@@TheRealFranzKafka I know that. I have horses and yes, the mares are the real bosses but the stallions are the protectors and ultimate leaders of where the herd is going to go and who will be in it and who won't. The black stallion here is going to be a major contender for being a herd stallion when he gets older.
@@LauraS1 No, The stallions are NOT the protectors of the herd... They only defend their right to mate with the mares. Thats LITERALLY their only job; To mate and defend their right to do so.
And the mares are just eating going *sigh* "Lets move girls, they are at it again, theres some grass over there"
The stallion be like: "Okay, now talk to the butt"
These Horses are 🤍S T U N N I N G 🤍, Milky Way loved it! 🤣
You go leader those foals are importent WOOHOO!
Isabelle Jolly well mares... But ok lol
0:14 Horse : "Yeah, i'ma just stand here and take a large shit in the middle of no where."
He's not having it😁🐎
the father stallion:STAY AWAY FROM MY FAMILY YOU BASTARD!!!!!!!!
the bachelor:BRING IT OLD MAN!!!!!!!
mare#1:should we help?
Leading mare:and miss my husband showing his muscles.
Mare#1:(looks at him fighting and wining)good point.
Mare#2:um.....do I wanna know?
Elder Bull bison:no,no you don't (walks away).
0:50 that horse really said “Ight,imma head out”
That stallion is gorgeos.
The stallions were whispering in each other's ears trying to reach an agreement but they just couldn't.
When they put there heads together it was like
“Aight bro I gotta a plan”
Other horses: “aight let’s hear it”
beautiful horses wild and free
Hello Denise how’s the weather over there
*camera gets put infront of horse*horse:ah yes time to take a shit
This was my obsession for several years.
This horses are magnificent
Champion. I work with horses. Very pack animals. We have a poor mare who has been disinvited and stands all by herself. 😁
0:20 such a beautiful horse.......
I would love to adopt a mustang one day
Preferably leave them to the wild, they belong there, don't adopt wild animals let them be wild (:
Hello Lauren how’s the weather over there
Beautiful cute 🥰
The stallion of the herd was really pretty I have a mare sort of like him
the mustang looks like he has a phantom of the opera mask
u know what?,,,,,, i was born into a generation of my mother n father new best.............wow, they were so absolutely delirious of what the world truly is,,,,,,,,,,,,my father n mother didnt know that other animals understand u or their owners ......they understand language ......just like when i go over into another country...........i learn their language,,,,,,its the same thing.............i learned this this insight from a horse i raised
Facinating to see how they try to make their point and yet tries not to go full out for truly leathal damage. More then once he could have put a hoof at a bad spot yet does not.
I love horses so much. I would give you a like but my buttom stopped working.